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NGHTMRE, Midnight T, and Dogma at the Drive Inn!

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Midwest Fam – the drive-in shows have arrived!

McHenry Outdoor Theater, located an hour north of Chicago, will be hosting a series of drive-in EDM shows this summer. The first one up is on Friday, July 10th, and features heavy bass hitters: NGHTMRE, Midnight Tyrannosaurus, and Dogma.

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Good news – you can get out of your car during the show as long as you stay within your vehicle’s allocated space, so you’ll be able to headbang to your heart’s desire and get out all of that pent up dancing energy. Masks are required any time you are outside of your vehicle and a single car pass allows up to 4 people. Grab some friends, make the drive, and enjoy a new show experience!

Tickets go on sale TODAY at 12PM CST. Tickets and FAQ’s can be found here!

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Elena Lin -

I am a concert/festival photographer based in St. Louis. I'm always eager to travel for new music and experiences and to meet new faces!

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